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Nvidia sees trillion-dollar opportunity in further embedding its AI tech in auto industry

Nvidia has built out its Drive computing offerings for automated-driving developers and tied a safety-minded ring around them with its new Halos feature revealed at GTC on March 18. (PETE BIGELOW)
Nvidia has built out its Drive computing offerings for automated-driving developers and tied a safety-minded ring around them with its new Halos feature revealed at GTC on March 18. (PETE BIGELOW/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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Pete Bigelow
March 18, 2025 08:00 PM

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Nvidia sees a “trillion-dollar opportunity” in helping automakers prepare for an artificial-intelligence age.

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